uncomplimentary

The light was the most uncomplimentary thing I'd ever seen.

My feelings about him were uncomplimentary, to say the very least.

Yet why does the truth invariably turn out to be uncomplimentary?

The white crow had something uncomplimentary to say about that.

Some critics thought him sonorous but the word was not uncomplimentary.

Says he wants to find him, too, and called him several uncomplimentary names.

Mouthing some uncomplimentary things about him, I slowly got down on my knees.

The rest left it up to Whip to relate the story, which he did, in terms that were uncomplimentary to everyone except himself.

He said something unintelligible, but uncomplimentary, under his breath and nodded to Rivers.

The blonde opened her eyes and looked at him with vague but uncomplimentary speculation.

If they're saying it for other reasons that are uncomplimentary, everyone's entitled to their own opinion."

Q. And I think you had some uncomplimentary things to say about the statement.

Finally he muttered something uncomplimentary and left the tent.

He'd heard any number of uncomplimentary things about Thraxton before coming east.

Someone nearby in the crowd muttered something uncomplimentary in return.

Had-I turned to her sister and made an obviously uncomplimentary remark.

He held his tongue, though, thinking uncomplimentary thoughts as he watched.

I could not make out all she was saying but its import was surely uncomplimentary.

This was by no means the only such uncomplimentary review in American and French newspapers.

He received the uncomplimentary nickname "Dodo" as a child because of his large head and short body.

Circus names, although terribly uncomplimentary, never are occasions for offense.

The crime leader noted it, and added a few remarks that were uncomplimentary to any one's sister.

Stung, I applied a rather uncomplimentary term to her.

"They want," she paused searching for a sufficiently uncomplimentary word, "people like you."

Never a bad word for anyone he knew regardless of their own sometimes uncomplimentary opinions of the man.